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Skai elevates lagoon living by turning the waterfront into the heart of the architectural experience. Composed volumes gently frame unbroken vistas, while terraces, landscaped edges, and shared amenities draw residents outward, encouraging moments of gathering and quiet reflection. Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption The design weaves together indoor and outdoor realms with softness and clarity, using light, water, and coastal textures to shape a serene residential environment — one where community, nature, and daily rituals flow seamlessly together.​ Caption Caption Caption Caption More

Heritage area of Vilnius, Malonioji str.5. ARCH-1 view of proposal. VILNIUS, MALONIOJI ST. 5. COMPETITION DESIGN. NEVER PRESENTED. This is a direct interpretation by the ARCH-1 team — our own vision of what the building could look like, seen exclusively through our eyes. Here it is. Caption Caption The same principles as in the Deimantai project, but expressed through our own vision. Particular attention was paid to the surrounding urban geomorphology and the integration of the proposed building into Žvėrynas’ urban fabric — without directly mimicking the existing architecture. Caption Caption Architecture must progress. If we keep building identical structures, reproducing and copying every surrou... More

BUILT! BEAUTIFUL AND INVITING. FIVE STOREYS ON THE OUTSIDE, BUT ONLY TWO STOREYS FACING THE INNER COURTYARD. A RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX WITH A TOTAL AREA OF JUST 4,900 SQ M. Norbert Tukaj Norbert Tukaj Norbert Tukaj THE PHOTOS REVEAL JUST HOW IMPORTANT A WELL-INTEGRATED, THOUGHTFULLY DESIGNED LANDSCAPE IS. IT’S ESSENTIAL. LOVE IT. PHOTOS: NORBERT TUKAJ Norbert Tukaj Norbert Tukaj More

The client approached the studio with a request to design the interior for a compact clothing and accessories store. The space needed to accommodate the presentation of collections, fitting areas, a reception desk for staff, and a waiting area for visitors. Caption Caption Caption Caption Key requirements included functional displays for clothing and accessories, a fitting room, a reception desk, and seating for guests. The design was shaped by the limited floor area, low ceilings, the presence of a structural beam, and an existing column. The primary design solution involved integrating the structural beam into the ceiling’s lighting composition. The column was fitted with shelves for accessories, transforming a... More

The client approached the studio with a brief to create a modular, adaptable space suitable for a variety of events—from concerts and stand-up comedy shows to photo and video shoots. Key requirements included an open-plan hall, a large bar, restrooms, a shower, storage for equipment and furniture, and the ability to connect electrical gear in various parts of the space. The design was shaped by constraints such as low ceilings and the presence of existing columns and structural beams. Caption Caption Caption The core planning decision was to consolidate the bar and restrooms into a distinct functional zone. The remaining area was kept open, featuring a distributed electrical system, mobile modular structures built fro... More

The clients approached the studio with a request to design the interior of a family apartment, based on visual references they had selected. The space needed to be suitable for the family’s daily life, accommodating various ways of using both shared and private areas. Caption Caption Caption Key requirements included a spacious kitchen, multiple bedrooms, light-filled rooms, a functional cooking area, and a large walk-in closet. The design was shaped by the existing layout of the open-plan space, the placement of load-bearing structures, the location of balconies, and the positioning of utility systems. Caption Caption The primary design solution involved combining the kitchen and living room, while incorpor... More

The client approached the studio with a request to create a modern, comfortable apartment for everyday living, free from unnecessary details. The goal was to integrate functional household elements into the interior without compromising its visual cohesion or causing an unjustified increase in the budget. Caption Caption Caption The space is designed for living, relaxing, working, and hosting guests. The apartment includes storage systems, a laundry area, and a separate study that can double as an additional guest bedroom when needed. Caption Caption Caption Caption The project began with an apartment that already featured the developer’s standard finishes. A key design element is the study, enclos... More

The client approached the studio with a request to design an apartment for a young couple, ensuring a comfortable environment for both daily living and working from home. Key requirements included a dedicated home office and a private bedroom suite, complete with a walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom. Special attention was to be given to lighting, ergonomics, and the integration of smart technology. Caption Caption Caption Caption The layout was shaped by the apartment’s total area, as well as the existing structural beams and load-bearing walls. The primary design decision was to combine the kitchen and living room; this open-plan communal space creates a sense of greater spaciousness the moment one enters t... More

The client approached the studio with a brief to design a modern restaurant interior, adhering to a specific timeline and budget. The design direction was inspired by a contemporary European aesthetic—one that avoids fleeting interior trends. Caption Caption Caption Caption The space required the inclusion of dining areas for guests, a bar, a kitchen, and restrooms. The existing interior featured outdated finishes that needed to be removed; there was no requirement to preserve any original elements. Caption Caption Caption The layout was shaped by the building’s load-bearing structures and low ceilings. The primary objective was to utilize the restaurant’s floor area efficiently while e... More

The client approached the studio with a request to design an apartment for a young couple, ensuring a comfortable environment for both daily living and working from home.  Key requirements included a dedicated home office and a private bedroom suite, complete with a walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom. Special attention was to be given to lighting, ergonomics, and the integration of smart technology. Caption Caption  The layout was shaped by the apartment’s total area, as well as the existing structural beams and load-bearing walls. The primary design decision was to combine the kitchen and living room; this open-plan communal space creates a sense of greater spaciousness the moment one enters the apartment.... More

The concept for Cala Del Mar centers on creating a serene, resident-focused coastal lifestyle shaped by light, views, and gentle architectural expression. Every design decision enhances the feeling of living with the sea — from the orientation of the homes to the flowing curves and horizontal lines that echo the softness of the coastline. Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption The architecture aims to create harmony between privacy and openness, intimacy and expansiveness, indoors and outdoors. Together, these gestures establish a calm, contemporary environment where residents feel connected to the landscape, to one another, and to the rhythm of the shore.​ Caption Caption Caption Caption... More

 Inspired by the notion of an “urban nest,” the design weaves nature into the tower, creating intimate sky villas, elevated wellness lounges, dining decks, and meditation zones that float within the facade. The 60-meter infinity pool wraps the podium with a waterfall merging visually with the river, while green belts, rooftop walkways, and curated amenities foster a sense of refuge and connection. Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Tilted volumes, responsive podium skin, and a palette of silvery glass, dark grey, and copper aluminum frame a contemporary sanctuary where city energy and natural calm coexist — an elevated home that feels both protective and open, just like a nest in the urb... More

Christie Co/Habitat reimagines the space above Christie Station as a new model of urban living where housing, biodiversity, and transit infrastructure converge.Its defining architectural gesture extends the landscape of Christie Pits Park upward and over the building to create a continuous, inhabited terrain. The project transforms existing transit infrastructure into a mixed-use residential community that draws people, landscape, and urban biodiversity into a connected system, extending the ecology of the park. Caption Caption A terraced residential topography rises above the station, organizing homes around private terraces with direct access to daylight, fresh air, and vegetation. Shared gardens, a planted roof, and outdoor ga... More